One Short Day: An Online Symposium Celebrating Wicked

Deadline: May 30, 2025

Conference Date: June 27, 2025

Format: Online (via Zoom, Pacific Time)

Abstract: 150 words + 50 word biographical statement + Time Zone

Submit to: Noah Gallego @noahrgallego@gmail.com 

Organizers: Noah Gallego, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona & Layal Dahi, California State Polytechnic University 

“Beyond Labels”: International Conference
on Disability, Different Ability and Neurodiversity

London/Online: 13-14 September 2025
Deadline for proposals: 31 March 2025
Conference website: https://diversity.lcir.co.uk

Disability, different ability and neurodiversity are concepts that traverse boundaries, challenging disciplines to rethink foundational assumptions about identity, culture and power. This interdisciplinary conference seeks to bring together scholars from different fields to critically examine the shifting narratives, representations and lived experiences surrounding ability and difference.

International Conference on Food Studies:
"Culinary Evolutions"

London/Online: 9-10 August 2025
Deadline for proposals: 30 April 2025
Conference website: https://food.lcir.co.uk

Food is a basic foundation of culture and society, it is vital to our health and well-being and it plays a significant role in our everyday creative engagement with nature. The shifts in activities surrounding food acquisition, preparation and consumption are not only essential for learning a culinary tradition but for examining a broader societal change.

“Money Beyond Numbers”: 
International Conference on Money, Markets and Meaning
London/Online: 19-20 July 2025
Deadline for proposals: 15 April 2025
Conference website: https://money.lcir.co.uk

Money holds immense power — not just as a medium of exchange but as a cultural symbol, a psychological force, and a social construct. How do we ascribe meaning to money, and how does it shape our identities, relationships and values? What narratives and myths surround its use, accumulation and distribution? From its role in consumer culture to its depiction in literature, art and media, money permeates every aspect of human life, embodying ideals of wealth, power and morality.

“Migrating World”: International Conference
on Migration, Identity and Belonging
London/Online: 5-6 July 2025
Deadline for proposals: 31 March 2025
Conference website: https://integration.lcir.co.uk

"The Place of Memory and the Memory of Place"
International Conference

London/Online: 21-22 June 2025
Deadline for proposals: 1 March 2025
Conference website: https://memory.lcir.co.uk

45th Annual Medieval and Renaissance Forum:

Spanning the Globe: Thinking across Geographies in Medieval and Medievalism Studies

Keene State College

Keene, NH, USA

Friday and Saturday March 28-29, 2025

Call for Papers and Sessions

5th International Conference on the Philosophy of Language, Literature, and Linguistics (ICPL 2025)

This is a hybrid event and in-person event will be held at Shanghai International Studies University, Shanghai, China from May 8 to 10, 2025.

Romantic-era approaches to popular belief, from the philosophical to the sociological, had different ways of framing the “common.” Common beliefs might be framed as ordinary, intuitive, or rooted in common sentiment; or might in contrast suggest vulgar or popular belief, as in the category of “popular superstitions.” This panel will look at Romantic-era constructions of common or popular belief, with topics that might include (but are not limited to): “Common Sense” philosophy and intuitive belief; popular religion; folklore and supernatural beliefs; cultures of popular magic; or other approaches to “traditional” belief.

Deep Time in Irish Literature, Culture, Media, and the Arts

In considering the ecocritical urgency of Irish texts, past and present—including characters such as the geographer-protagonist of Caoilinn Hughes’s 2024 novel The Alternatives—we invite papers that consider deep time and its uses in Irish literature, culture, media, and the arts. Topics across genres and time periods may include the human and nonhuman, periodization and cosmic/ancestral time, Irish legend and folklore in deep time, traditions of prehistory, seeds, agriculture, stones, gems, the bog and bog bodies, fossils, climate change, and the anthropocene.

Working Title - Planet Flanagan: Essays on the Netflix Series of Mike Flanagan

Mike Flanagan has steadily made a significant name for himself in horror, garnering praise for his originality in films such as Oculus (2013) and Hush (2016), and further critical acclaim for works like Ouija: Origin of Evil (2016), Gerald’s Game (2017) and especially his adaptation of Stephen King’s Doctor Sleep (2019).

The Humanities Center at Texas Tech Annual Conference 2025:

“Celebrating Indigenous Resilience”

Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas

April 5, 2025

Keynote Speaker:

David Treuer,

National Book Award Finalist,

Author of The Heartbeat of Wounded Knee:

Native America from 1890 to the Present

Professor of English, University of Southern California

CALL FOR PAPERS-

Dear, Faculty members, Film enthusiasts, Researcher, Scholars, and Students,

With utmost pleasure, I invite you to the National Seminar which is being organised by ASBM School of Liberal Arts and will be hosted at ASBM University Campus, Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India on 8th March, 2025 at 11 am.

About our School:

Call for Papers
Glocal Colloquies: An International Journal of World Literature and Cultures

ISSN : 2454-2423 

Glocal Colloquies (https://glocalcolloquies.com/) invites scholarly submissions for its upcoming issues, focusing on two critical and contemporary themes:

• 2023 Issue: Literature and Environment
• 2024 Issue: Literature and Artificial Intelligence (AI)

We seek contributions that engage deeply with these topics, exploring intersections between literature and evolving global discourses.

2023 Issue: Literature and Environment